Hell Squad (1958)

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Wally Campo

Pvt. Russo

Brandon Carroll

Lt. Mas Schlechter

Fred Gavlin

Sgt. Clemens
(as Fredric Gavlin)

Gregg Stewart

Pvt. Nelson

Leon Schrier

Pvt. Roth

Cecil Addis

Pvt. Lippy

Jack B. Sowards

German Lieutenant in American Uniform
(as Jack Sowards)

Don Chambers

US Headquarters Captain

Larry Shuttleworth

Sgt. Collins

Ben Bigelow

HQ Radioman Calvin

Joe Hampton

Rescue Soldier with Liquor Bottle

Dick Walsh

German Foxhole Machine Gunner

Robert Weston

Rescue Soldier with Picture
(as Bob Weston)

Gordon Edwards

Rescue Radioman, Pvt. Manson

Curtis Loser

German Radio Operator in American Uniform

Jack N. Kramer

German with Watch in American Uniform

John Amos

German on Ridge in American Uniform

Robert B. Williams

German in American Uniform
(as Bob Williams)

Director
- Burt Topper
Writer
- Burt Topper
All cast & crew
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Trivia
Opening credits: All events, characters, firms and institutions in this photoplay are fictional and any similarity to any persons, living or dead, or to any actual events or to any actual firms or institutions is coincidental and unintentional.

Goofs
The squad is attacked by an enemy plane and Pvt. Slade is supposedly fatally wounded, but as he lies in the dirt, it's perceptible that he's still breathing; also, his eyelids flutter. Pvt. Russo rushes over and lies on top of Pvt. Slade, feeling for a pulse and declares "He's had it" and tears off the dog tag.

Crazy credits
Opening credits prologue: The footsoldier knows only the battles fought, on the ground they walk . . . . .

Connections
Referenced in The Diary of a High School Bride (1959)

The main cast performed brilliantly in this low-budget no frills movie. But how can anyone overlook the resounding performance of Curtis Loser in his first (and last) major film role. The role of 'German radio operator in an American Uniform' took hours of taxing work and it was a demanding role. But Loser pulls it off wonderfully. A masterpiece on Loser's part.